However, it is possible that the truck driver did not have a valid commercial driver’s license to be on the road or may not have had enough experience or training. He may have been on his first long haul and knew he was over the hours-of-service regulations. When you spoke with him he may have been sleepy, which may have been what caused the crash in the first place.
As you can see, there are endless reasons and assumptions we could make as to why the truck driver didn’t know what to do following the Georgia truck crash. If you are involved in an accident with a truck driver, it is best to exchange information with the trucker and get his name, license plate number, commercial driver’s license number, the trucking company’s information, and the insurance company’s information.
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If the accident was the trucker’s fault, it is wise to talk with an experienced Atlanta truck accident lawyer who can investigate the trucker, his experience, his log books, and more. If you would like a free consultation with an experienced accident attorney, please call Shane Smith Law at (980) 246-2656 today.
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